In need of OEM Navi system's CD, 2004 Touring
09-21-2011, 10:07 AM
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In need of OEM Navi system's CD, 2004 Touring
Title explains it all. Just bought the car, and it's got an OEM Nav system, but the previous owner lost the disk at some point. I'm wondering if there's somewhere that I can go to burn the disk, or buy one for cheap. Thanks!
09-21-2011, 07:25 PM
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Good luck on your request.
There are plenty of people who claim to have the disks and the ability to duplicate these. These individuals will offer to send you a clean DVD for a price.
What you will probably get is nothing or a DVD that is not the right version for your Nissan navigation product. The seller always claims to have the latest version or the version appropriate for your device.
Most of these people are trolls who only want to steal from you.
--Spike
There are plenty of people who claim to have the disks and the ability to duplicate these. These individuals will offer to send you a clean DVD for a price.
What you will probably get is nothing or a DVD that is not the right version for your Nissan navigation product. The seller always claims to have the latest version or the version appropriate for your device.
Most of these people are trolls who only want to steal from you.
--Spike
09-22-2011, 10:40 AM
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For anyone that's interested, I contacted Zenrin, a company that I was told sold replacement Nav Dvd's. They redirected me to a company called NavTeq, who sells the updated DVD for $149.00, and after shipping and tax, it was $170.
Beats the dealership's quote for $330...
Once I get the dvd and make sure it works and everything, I am going to attempt to duplicate it. If I am successful, I'll sell the original they sent me, I'll sell it for about $100, so stay tuned.
Beats the dealership's quote for $330...
Once I get the dvd and make sure it works and everything, I am going to attempt to duplicate it. If I am successful, I'll sell the original they sent me, I'll sell it for about $100, so stay tuned.
09-22-2011, 12:13 PM
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Huh, I've never heard of NavTech. That sounds like a killer deal though! I too was searching for a Nav DVD replacement a while back and was almost going to plunk down the $330+ price tag that the dealer charges for it, but ultimately I bought it for $266 from nissanpartszone.com. At the time, I thought it was a pretty solid deal 
Just as a FYI, the OEM part number is 25920-CR95A for '03 model year Zs. I have no idea why Nissan charges so much for something as innocuous as a DVD
Anyway, keep us posted on how the burning goes!
Just as a FYI, the OEM part number is 25920-CR95A for '03 model year Zs. I have no idea why Nissan charges so much for something as innocuous as a DVD
Anyway, keep us posted on how the burning goes!
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Huh, I've never heard of NavTech. That sounds like a killer deal though! I too was searching for a Nav DVD replacement a while back and was almost going to plunk down the $330+ price tag that the dealer charges for it, but ultimately I bought it for $266 from nissanpartszone.com. At the time, I thought it was a pretty solid deal
Just as a FYI, the OEM part number is 25920-CR95A for '03 model year Zs. I have no idea why Nissan charges so much for something as innocuous as a DVD
Anyway, keep us posted on how the burning goes!
Just as a FYI, the OEM part number is 25920-CR95A for '03 model year Zs. I have no idea why Nissan charges so much for something as innocuous as a DVD
Anyway, keep us posted on how the burning goes!
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09-22-2011, 05:54 PM
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Hmmm…
Join date September this year… offers to sell a navigation disk inexpensively (if you think $100 is inexpensive)…
How many times have we seen this here? How many times does it take for people to learn how to avoid rip-offs?
--Spike
Join date September this year… offers to sell a navigation disk inexpensively (if you think $100 is inexpensive)…
How many times have we seen this here? How many times does it take for people to learn how to avoid rip-offs?
--Spike
09-23-2011, 03:43 AM
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Also, I wouldn't sell a burnt copy, I'd sell the original and use the burnt copy myself...
I'm sure that it's not even possible to burn it anyways, or else I wouldn't have just dropped $170 on a DVD...
09-23-2011, 09:38 PM
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Not sure where to start with this one.
1) Asking to replicate a copyrighted item is not permitted
2) Offering to sell a burned copy is a also not permitted
3) If you want to sell your original copy make a marketplace thread once you are able meet the marketplace requirements.
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1) Asking to replicate a copyrighted item is not permitted
2) Offering to sell a burned copy is a also not permitted
3) If you want to sell your original copy make a marketplace thread once you are able meet the marketplace requirements.
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